Step by Step: Turning cheap Vodka into expensive Vodka!

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  • Rooster
    Registered User
    • Oct 2000
    • 1069

    #61
    I tried this, and it worked, but not as advertised. I was able to create vodka that tasted about the same as warm water. I had to drip it through, however. When i tried to fill up the pitcher, it went through too fast.

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    • nippinout
      FUSP
      • Jan 2002
      • 1231

      #62
      I have to wonder how potent the 'purified' vodka is.

      Charcoal is used to sop up bad things if you've swallowed them. This cheap/awesome vodka might taste pretty good, but you might be getting less of the alcohol.
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      • maglover728
        Boomer!
        • Apr 2004
        • 1093

        #63
        stay proud, Stay mechanical!

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        • matt-o
          eater of babies
          • Aug 2003
          • 910

          #64
          Originally posted by Kevmaster
          i feel ya homes....

          hows college treaten ya anyways?

          but yeah...this year i've graduated on to bigger and better drinks....RUM!
          Rum is the greatest drink known to man. So many flavors, so many great tastes...so many options...mmmm
          agreed, captain morgan is my homeboy
          and maglover this probably works for all alcohol since it removes the impurities. i think ill try it on some really cheap rum
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          • Rooster
            Registered User
            • Oct 2000
            • 1069

            #65
            If that is true, Jack Daniels would have no alchohol content. All Jack Daniels is dripped through a giant charcoal vat.

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            • CaptaiN_JacK
              will get you high tonight
              • Jan 2003
              • 947

              #66
              Originally posted by nippinout
              I have to wonder how potent the 'purified' vodka is.

              Charcoal is used to sop up bad things if you've swallowed them. This cheap/awesome vodka might taste pretty good, but you might be getting less of the alcohol.
              People have tested this purified vodka for alcohol content and it stays nearly the same.

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              • Jack_Dubious
                ubi dubium ibi libertas
                • Apr 2002
                • 922

                #67
                Ok I finally tried this out. I took a bottle of Kamchatka vodka and filtered it at *least* 8 times.

                Compared to the original vodka, it was much better. Much smoother, and less aftertaste. Still a significant amount of odor left tho.

                I compared it to some Grey Goose, and I thought the Grey Goose was still better, it was still a little smoother. The filtered vodka still retained a hit of flavor/aftertaste to it. But to be fair other people who tasted it liked it just fine. Also i did not chill the filtered vodka, so I am sure if it was chilled people would have a much harder time figuring which one is which. It would definately make a great mixing vodka.

                All in all not bad for a bottle of $8 vodka (the cheapest at the store).


                JDub

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                • gimp
                  Registered User
                  • Jan 2001
                  • 2368

                  #68
                  We found that it worked better on some vodka than others. For example, it barely worked at all on crystal palace, but all the other crappy ones we tried worked pretty well.

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                  • spantol
                    Turgid Member
                    • Sep 2002
                    • 1024

                    #69
                    Life is far too short to waste time with cheap liquor.

                    I don't see the economy here. $6 for a fifth of Aristocrat, plus $15 for a Brita filter? For a couple more dollars, you can get the good stuff and save the time you'd spend filtering.

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                    • gimp
                      Registered User
                      • Jan 2001
                      • 2368

                      #70
                      The filter works for a long time. We've gone through more than 10 bottles on one filter now and it still works. It takes a little longer now, but it still works.

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                      • Dubstar112
                        Dubstar111x
                        • Feb 2001
                        • 2321

                        #71
                        Originally posted by Will Wood
                        Actually, I kinda like that stuff.
                        Well I don't like it obviously..but It's not that bad..
                        I drank about half the bottle of that stuff once. Oh god....
                        What an interesting night.

                        I fell in black river(NY) on a chilly november night drinking that stuff. sober friends yanked me out.
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                        Good to know that somone of Tom's status seeks "relief" from a sport he helped create. A sport now ruled by a single patent.

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